Mountain Hardwear Microchill Fleece Jacket (For Men)

This jacket fit me to a T. There is no baggy fit. Even ob the neck tfit is exact, The color is a nice brick red and it goes well with jeans and Khack' s.

I originally bought the Mountain Hardwear Nansen jacket hoping for a lightweight fleece for brisk FL winter weather. The Nansen turned out to be more of a windstopper design than a warming jacket, so I was pleased to catch this Microchill offered on Sierra. I'm very, very pleased. Great lightweight, but still warm enough for most any chilly night we get down here. Also thin enough to put under most of my heavier jackets to keep warm when I head back north to visit.

I have more jackets than I can count, but it dawned on my that I did not have a lightweight fleece jacket. I wanted something I could throw on when it's about 40-55 degrees outside and I wanted to take the chill off. This jacket fits the bill perfectly! I belived it is 100 weight fleece so it basically replaces a hoodie or sweatshirt. I am 6' 1" and 160 lbs and the large fits perfectly. Mountain Hardwear is nice because the arms are long enought to fit without having to go with a XL jacket. Stitching is solid and zippers are well constructed. This will be my goto jacket every spring and fall.

This coat is nice. I haven't tested it in really cold weather but it is warm and comfortable. I'm 5'10", 165 lbs, 41 chest, and I bought a medium. It fits well over a long sleeve shirt or a light t-shirt. Not baggy, but not super slim either. Basically, a good fit if you want to go with it as a jacket or as a layer under a shell. The barn red is a deep red, pretty cool color. It's what I wanted but also the only one offered whe I ordered. I wish they had more in my size. This is the kind of article I can see wearing as a second shirt. All in all, pretty awesome and recommended.